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Lomography proudly presents the Diana Baby 110, the second member of the Lomography 110 Camera Family! This tiny camera is super easy to use and comes packed with creative features! Read on to find out all about it!

I'm very enthusiastic about tigers, especially after watching Life of Pi and visiting the zoo in my hometown of Bandung, Indonesia. Because of dark conditions, good preparation and perfect timing are the key to the success of this cinematic shoot. Check out my La Sardina shots of this rowdy tiger!

When I retrieved my first little camera, a Kodak pocket B-1, I was curious whether the required 110 film cassettes would still be available. Luckily Lomography had just introduced its new 110 films, the black & white Orca and the color Tiger films! I decided to put a Tiger in my camera first.

First, Lomography launched a new 110 format film in Black and White (Lomography Orca 110) and then they launched a new 110 format camera (Fisheye Baby 110), so everybody was sure that they would launch a color 110 format film. And so it was. The colorful Tiger cub is here.

Until a few years ago, using 110 cameras and film cartridges was a difficult thing because the only available films in the market had already been expired for several years. But now everything is easier thanks to Lomography; it has breathed new life into our small 110 cameras. Read on to discover the 110 film family.

The Fisheye Baby 110 is a small camera with huge potential. As they say, the proof is in the pudding. So that’s what we have here. No, not a pudding, but a selection of great Fisheye Baby 110 photos. Enjoy!

We previously enjoyed the Fisheye Baby 110’s 170 degree shots mostly in black and white. Thanks to the new Color Tiger 110 negative we can look through its lens and experience the world in bright shades and hues. Check out the gallery.

Earlier on we teased you about the Tiger with pictures of cute little kittens. Now we’re ready to show off the Tiger in a familiar feline setting. Admire this gallery of gorgeous cats as shot on Color Tiger 110 Film.

The Diana Baby 110 is so easy to use, even a child could do it! Changing cartridges is as easy as A-B-C, swapping lenses like counting from one to three. Checkout this fuzzy gallery of cute little kids below.

Big things come in small packages! Want a color negative to for your 110 fix? The Lomography Color Tiger 110 features roaring, true to life colors that are unmatched in delivering crisp and sharp photos. Let's see what other Lomographers have to say in this week's Reviews on Rewind!

110 is back! A very small and portable film format extinguished for some years now, comes back from the dead and with a new a brilliant furry coat. Let me tell you something, this tiny film cartridge packs a huge roar. Read all about it after the jump.

I was prepared for the Lomography Color Tiger 110 film to be a simple colour film, low-fidelity, reminiscent of the poor colour reproduction of the 110 of my childhood. I could not have been more wrong!

The Digitaliza 110 film scanner is awesome when it comes to scanning the teeny tiny 110 filmstrips in flat bed scanners. I originally tried to use my 35 mm digitalize, but my Epson Perfection V600 scanner had trouble recognizing the film with all the empty space around the negatives. Here comes the Digitaliza 110 to the rescue! Scanning 110 film is now super easy.

Recently I have acquired the adorable Fisheye Baby 110 and with it of course the Lomography Color Tiger 110 film. After a week my film was finished and full of enthusiasm I went and got it developed. I will now share with you the results!

The Diana Baby 110? Double trouble in more ways than one! Not only does it come with two lens variations: wide (12mm) and standard (24mm), it's also an excellent tool to shoot doubles! Check out the gallery below!

Where you heading? North by northwest? Down Under? To the Far East? As a matter of fact, it doesn't really matter where you're actually going as long as your Diana Baby 110 is accompanying you! Check out the gallery below!

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